Sentence examples for is sometimes pointed from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes pointed out that Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg were college dropouts.

The trials of top executives at HealthSouth, Tyco International and WorldCom are reminding the public how unethical was the behaviour of some of the nation's top managers only a few short years ago.The finger of blame for this behaviour is sometimes pointed at the MBA, the degree offered by business schools from Harvard to Hawaii.

It is sometimes pointed out, for example, that merely confining Mary to a monochromatic environment would not prevent her from having color experiences (see Thompson 1995, 264) or that, after release, she would not be able to see colors.

Presley's success was preceded by Bill Haley, a white performer whose "Rock Around the Clock" is sometimes pointed to as the start of the rock era.

Reiss has also come up trumps with its cotton plum crew knit, which will definitely turn heads during the festive season, which is sometimes the point, isn't it?

But the actual text of "Up High in the Trees" never says quite so much about its narrator, though Sebastian's position on the spectrum of "normality" is sometimes a point of issue among his family and friends.

On the other hand, giving the episode a negative review, Nate Boss of Project:Blu wrote that the episode is "Sometimes on point, sometimes dragging ass," and that it "has the right idea," but "just falls short".

The name phylacteries is sometimes thought to point to a prophylactic origin, but the term is actually a translation of the Hebrew word for "frontlets" (ṭoṭafot).

That is sometimes the whole point of going out to dinner.

If they lack complex structure, that lack is sometimes precisely the point.

A text is sometimes the first point of contact with a potential employer or someone you like.